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In just the past few years, artificial intelligence (AI) programs like ChatGPT have become an invaluable tool in many aspects of education and school management. But when it comes to crisis management and strategic communications, AI falls short in addressing the complex and profoundly human aspects of sensitive situations that can occur in school communities. As independent school leaders, it's crucial to understand why human insight and empathy remain irreplaceable in managing crises effectively.

In today's fast-paced media landscape, being prepared for a crisis is no longer optional – it is essential. On-site crisis management training is a crucial investment for schools looking to fortify their response capabilities in challenging situations. Read how his targeted approach can offer five key benefits that can significantly enhance your team's readiness and effectiveness.

Independent schools are facing increasing pressure to comment on world events. What is the answer? Senior consultant Kim Newsome shares important questions your school needs to ask before you make a public statement.

Is your school crisis-ready? Here are five ways The Jane Group can prepare your school for any crisis you face in the new academic year.

Upon retirement, long-time consultant Maureen Maguire looks back on her 11-year career with The Jane Group.

When is the best time for a crisis? Never, of course. In schools, though, crises do happen. Keep these 5 R's handy the next time crisis hits your school.

Elisabeth Griffith, Acclaimed author, historian and former head of The Madeira School reflects on a life supporting women’s rights, writing about women’s history, and inspiring women to pursue leadership in society.